Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 332
closely resembling the innsof old England. There excitement reigned.The stage-coach stood at the door, and itspassengers were telling of an attack made onthem a few miles back by a band of guerrillaswho had stolen their money, watches, and themail carried by the coach. Here Sarahscourage wavered,… … HE BEGAN TO RIP THE SKIRT FROM ITS LINING. 227 228 A STRANGE POCKET-BOOK. [Jan. great uneasiness, but his daughter felt that herfather was all bravery and that nothing couldharm her under his care. And nothing did harm them, although alongthe path through a big woods lay mail strewnby the escaping…
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